Binance 已暂停乌克兰用户使用法币支付服务商 Bifinity UAB 通过 Visa 和万事达卡提款，原因为监管政 策变化。Binance 发言人证实了这一消息并补充表示，有关支付方式变更的公告仅适用于之前使用过 Bifinity 服务的乌克兰用户。此次变更将影响乌克兰用户的部分法币充值和提现方式，但用户充值、提 现、买卖加密货币的功能将不受影响。用户仍然可以使用 Visa 和万事达卡进行存款和购买加密货币， Apple Pay 和 Google Pay 仍然可用于账户充值，而 Swift 转账也继续支持存款和取款。（Cointelegraph） （来源：吴说） ...

For U.S. mining investors, shifts in federal policy — particularly during the Donald Trump administration — have reshaped how capital evaluates large domestic projects. In an exclusive email interview with Benzinga, John Shively, CEO of Pebble Limited Partnership, said executive orders and regulatory signals from the Trump era marked a meaningful change in tone compared with the Obama and Biden administrations. That change has potential implications for investment confidence across the U.S. mining secto ...

Core Insights - The U.S. EV market is expected to decline significantly, with Ford's CEO predicting a 50% slump due to current policies [1] - Tesla is projected to achieve approximately 410,000 vehicle sales in Q3, capturing about 10% of the U.S. market share, driven by policy incentives [2][4] - A slowdown in sales is anticipated in Q4 as many consumers have already made purchases in Q3 to take advantage of expiring tax credits [6] Market Dynamics - The urgency created by the impending expiration of federal tax credits led to increased consumer activity, resulting in record sales for Tesla in Q3 [3][4] - Some manufacturers, like Hyundai, are continuing to offer incentives into Q4, which may impact overall market dynamics [3] - The natural demand for EVs is expected to stabilize as the market adjusts post-incentive rush [6] Competitive Landscape - Tesla faces challenges from increasing competition in the EV market, particularly from Chinese OEMs gaining market share [10] - The company's future success will depend on introducing new products that resonate with consumers [6][10] - Regulatory changes, including the loss of revenue from carbon credits, pose additional challenges for Tesla [7] Global Perspective - While the U.S. EV market is contracting, markets in China and Europe are expanding, presenting both opportunities and challenges for Tesla [9] - The Model Y is performing well in China, but competition from local manufacturers is intensifying [10]

Core Viewpoint - Banks' concerns regarding stablecoins are primarily driven by a desire to protect their revenue streams rather than genuine threats to the financial system [2][3]. Group 1: Banks' Concerns - The central claim that stablecoins will cause a mass outflow of bank deposits is unfounded, with recent analysis showing no meaningful link between stablecoin adoption and deposit flight for community banks [2]. - Banks are motivated to oppose stablecoins because they threaten the $187 billion yearly revenue from swipe fees, as stablecoins offer cheaper and faster money transfer options [2]. Group 2: Historical Context - The banking industry has a history of opposing technological advancements such as ATMs and online banking, often citing consumer harm or financial stability concerns, while actually trying to protect their profit margins from competition [3]. Group 3: Regulatory Changes - Recent changes in federal policy, particularly from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), have allowed banks to engage in crypto-related activities, reshaping the competitive landscape [5][6]. - The OCC's new stance indicates that activities related to digital assets should not be stigmatized, which could disadvantage smaller banks that previously relied on regulatory protections [5][6].

(Bloomberg) -- BlackRock Inc. executive Rick Rieder is rising up the list of contenders to serve as the next chair of the Federal Reserve after Jerome Powell’s term expires in May, according to an administration official. In a wide-ranging interview that lasted for two hours on Friday in New York, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Rieder discussed monetary policy, the Fed’s organizational structure and regulatory policy, the person said, who requested anonymity to discuss a private meeting. Bessent ha ...